According to the African Snakebite Institute, the Mozambique spitting cobra is mostly active at night and often enters houses ...

A Mozambique Spitting Cobra found hiding inside a toilet bowl rim in a Kruger National Park toilet prompts warnings about wildlife safety in unexpected places.

FOR three months, a Chatsworth chicken farmer allowed a Mozambican spitting cobra to live on his farm as it protected his ...

A routine visit to the ladies’ bathroom at Kruger National Park turned into a terrifying encounterwhen a highly venomous Mozambique spitting cobra was found inside a toilet bowl.

The homeowner who quickly trapped the snake in the bathroom after it fell from a book shelf in his home office was hopeful that it was just a big brown house snake.

Think twice before using a toilet in the bush! A highly venomous Mozambican spitting cobra was discovered hiding in a toilet ...

According to a post on the official South African National Parks (SANParks) Facebook page, a ranger was alerted to the unexpected visitor and immediately called in the Phalaborwa Snake Club, who ...

Indian Cobra: Also known as the spectacled cobra, this species is widespread across the Indian subcontinent. Mozambique Spitting Cobra: This cobra is found in southern Africa and can spray its venom ...

Mozambique Spitting Cobra Mozambique Spitting Cobra (Naja mossambica), like the Black-Necked Spitting Cobra, is very defensive and spits venom at its target. The poisonous liquid from its fangs is ...

Once they had the model in place, the team tested venoms from four different common snake species: the West African carpet viper, the many-banded krait, the Mozambique spitting cobra, and the Indian ...